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Inpaint replaces a painted region of an image with AI-generated content drawn from a second, connected reference image. Swap a product, patch a background, or blend an element in — without touching the rest of the frame.

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Using it

1

Attach the tool

Right-click the image you want to edit and choose Tools → Inpaint. A connected Inpaint node appears beside it.
2

Connect a reference image

Wire a second image node into the Inpaint node — this is what fills the masked area. With two or more images connected, thumbnails in the controls let you pick which one is Main (the image you mask) and which is the Reference.
3

Paint the mask

Draw directly on the image inside the node. Switch between Paint and Erase, adjust the brush Size (4–80), or hit Clear to start over.
4

Run it

Set Strength (0–1) to control how strongly the fill departs from the original pixels, then press Inpaint. The result lands in the node when the job finishes.

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Iterating

The mask paints on whatever the node currently shows — so once a result arrives, you can mask the result itself and run again to refine it. Past runs stay in the node’s history carousel, and Add result as node pushes any version out as its own image node.
Paint the mask slightly larger than the object you’re replacing. A little margin gives the model room to blend edges cleanly against the surrounding pixels.